Assetline Finance opens 57th branch in Wellawatte

David Pieris Group Group Chairman and Managing Director and AFL Chairman Rohana Dissanayake cut the ribbon to open the new branch along with AFL Director Romany Parakrama and AFL Director and CEO Ashan Nissanka

Assetline Finance Limited (AFL), a fully-owned subsidiary of David Pieris Holdings, marked yet another milestone by opening its 57th branch in the Wellawatte. 

Located at No. 250, Galle Road, Colombo 6, the new branch joins the existing AFL branches in Avissawella, Battaramulla, Borella, Maligawatte, Piliyandala and Nugegoda, becoming the seventh branch opened to serve customers within the Colombo district.

Opened ceremonially at the auspicious time by Assetline Finance Limited Chairman and David Pieris Holdings Limited Group Chairman and Group Managing Director Rohana Dissanayake, along with Assetline Finance Limited Director and Chief Executive Officer Ashan Nissanka and Assetline Finance Limited Director Romany Parakrama, the new branch offers a comprehensive range of financial services, including automotive leasing, auto loans, working capital financing, fixed deposits, special financing for rooftop solar solutions and many more. This expansion aims to cater specifically to the needs of the locality by providing convenience and tailored financial solutions within accessible limits.

“Assetline Finance now aims to give every Sri Lankan accessibility to products and services that will enable them to thrive and aspire to a higher quality of life. As such we are delighted to expand our branch network to Wellawatte,” said Nissanka. 

Commenting further he stated, “Apart from automotive financing, Assetline Finance Limited provides a wide range of innovative products to a diverse customer base such as customised financial products for domestic and industry roof-top solar solutions as well as specialised financing facility for women empowerment ‘Liya Diriya’ targeting female entrepreneurs. We will continue to expand our network and products giving our customers a range of choices and greater access to these services,” Nissanka concluded.